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Puerto Morelos Wreck Diving

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    Generosa Litton
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Puerto Morelos has a very cool ship wreck dive which is a C-56 minesweeper built for the US Navy and was used in the Atlantic ocean during World War II. This ship was purposely sunk in the late 2000s and now serves as a premeir dive site for advanced scuba divers.

With depths reaching 90 feet, the highlight of this dive site is outside the wreck. Hovering at around 60 feet in the front or the bow area, you can spot eagle rays flying above, schools of jack, giant grouper, moray eels and stingrays in the sandy bottom.

It's difficult to get good shots of the wreck due to current and lots of "junk" in the water. These pics are a bit better but not yet National Geographic ready!

front of the wreck

This time, I focused on getting people in my shots like Delphin, owner of OmDelfin.

Delphine

Plus an accidental shot of me as I was handing my camera to Rana, the boat captain 😄.

Generosa

Rest of the photos from this epic diver are here.

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